Lazy Man's Pork Chops In Brown Sauce


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  1. TheNormalNews Person
    TheNormalNews Person says:

    I am an almost single mostly broke guy that is kinda new to your channel. My local supermarket had boneless chops on sale and I had the rest of the ingredients on hand. I did not expect it to be so rich. I made it a few days ago and it was amazing. Just finished the leftovers and am now stuffed and happy. You have a fan for life in me.

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  2. YX Flier
    YX Flier says:

    Jack, this was delicious. Your videos are great to learn from. After immediately deciding I needed to make this, I made adjustments based on your video, bigger pan, garlic tossed in later. I used boneless pork chops instead, just a preference. We cooked plain white rice to go along with this. The kids absolutely loved it. That gravy on the rice was near perfection. Thanks for an amazing simple recipe.

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  3. RSJ
    RSJ says:

    A 'watcher/commentor' has to be funny or tell him how great he is or you get no response..

    Garlic was burnt–ruins taste immediately unless you're used to burnt garlic. 🙂

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  4. Nyankana
    Nyankana says:

    I have never cooked pork chops before. They are so hard to find in grocery stores. I only found one that actually sells it. And it looks like there are three kinds: New York, Sirloin, and Porterhouse. The only Bone in option I could find is the porterhouse, the one made for grilling for longer time. Is that the one used in the recipe? Thanks.

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  5. Starcat Catherine Hale
    Starcat Catherine Hale says:

    All you people need to hush, the pan may have been a bit too hot but he removed it from the heat and continued the recipe just fine. What I think you failed to take into consideration was that when he added the butter and garlic it looked more cooked than it actually was. Yet, that was due to the fond left behind in the pan from browning the pork chops. Jack is always honest about his cooking, if it comes out tasting bland, salty, weird, or whatever he says so.

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